- Curio and Tapestry each surpassed 200 hotels worldwide.
- The brands have more than 270 properties in development.
- Both brands are expanding into new markets.
HILTON WORDWIDE HOLDINGS expanded its lifestyle portfolio as both Curio Collection and Tapestry Collection surpassed 200 open hotels worldwide. The brands are entering new markets as demand for independent hotels grows.
Curio operates more than 200 hotels across 47 countries and territories and has more than 120 properties in its pipeline, while Tapestry has surpassed 200 hotels with nearly 150 properties in development, Hilton said in a statement.
“Reaching 200 hotels marks an important moment for Curio by Hilton as we continue to expand into new markets and bring more individually remarkable stays to travelers around the world,” said Brooke Thomas, Curio’s brand leader. “While every property in the portfolio tells its own story, what unites each is the ability to capture the essence of its surroundings. Through locally inspired design, food and beverage and curated moments that satisfy travelers’ curiosity to explore, our hotels create stays that immerse guests in the unique culture and spirit of the destination.”
Recent U.S. openings include The Monarch San Antonio, marking Curio’s debut in San Antonio, Texas, as well as Hotel Valorian Los Angeles and Hotel Heron Alexandria Old Town in Virginia.
Tapestry expanded through hotel conversions and entry into new markets. Recent openings include The George Manhattan and Hotel 38 New York City, adding to the brand’s presence in New York City.
Elizabeth Scruggs, Tapestry brand leader, said the brand’s growth reflects demand for independent hotels with ties to their communities.
“Tapestry’s continued growth reflects the strong appeal of independent hotels with original, vibrant personalities and deep ties to their communities,” said Scruggs. “As we surpass 200 hotels, we are expanding into even more destinations worth exploring.”
Hilton recently launched Undergraduate by Hilton, a brand targeting college and university markets. The company expects the brand to grow to 400–500 hotels, with the first opening planned for 2027.
